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Pharmacology 1: Safe prescribing and pharmacokinetics intro
Requirements for a safe prescription,
What is a black triangle drug,
What is a serious reaction
60
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NS 1: Structure of NS
What is the tentorium cerebelli,
What does the forebrain prosencep...,
How is the distinction made betwe...
78
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NS 1: Development of NS
When does the cns begin development,
What regulates notochord formation,
What is the primitive streak
49
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Pharmacology 2: Pharmacokinetics and dynamics, drug interactions and toxicology
4 principle classes of receptor type,
What is the response of a drug ge...,
How does ec50 differ between use ...
55
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NS 2: Environment of the brain
How does the ica enter the skull,
What does the ica branch to give ...,
What does the ica branch to give ...
77
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NS 3: Somatic sensation and the Sensory pathway
2 main functions of neuronal cell...,
2 main functions of axonal fibres...,
How are cell bodies arranged in t...
82
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NS Clinical relevance and summary
Why do the body areas affected by...,
What are the contents of the spin...,
What will be the outcome of a les...
67
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Integrative Summary questions
Explain how the hypothalamus corr...,
How are aqp 2 channels inserted i...,
How is cd made impermeable to h20...
187
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Pharmacology 3: Sex hormones, HRT, and lipid and cholesterol metabolism
Serious and common adverse effect...,
When is combined ocp contraindicated,
Risk if women being treated for t...
88
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NS 4: Motor system
2 types of lower motor neurones,
Define a lower motor neurone,
Define an upper motor neurone
54
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Pharmacology 4: Diabetes and obesity
Tment which must be given immedia...,
Classes of oral hypoglycaemic drugs,
How do thiazolineinediones glitaz...
56
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Pharmacology 5: Antiviral and antimicrobial agents
Describe the main steps in how a ...,
Why might widespread use of m2 io...,
Examples of m2 ion channel blockers
72
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Pharmacovigilance
4 main aims of pharmacovigilance,
4 features of type a adverse drug...,
4 features of type b adverse drug...
14
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NS 5: Motor disorders and patterns of sensory deficits
In which region of the brain does...,
Damage to what causes an umnls,
Damage to what causes lmnls
38
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Pharmacology 6: Immunosuppression and RA, and pharmacology of airway control
Overall mechanism of action of co...,
Corticosteroid adrs,
Mechanism of action of azathiopri...
97
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NS 6: Pain
Why can non painful stimuli be pe...,
What name is used to refer to non...,
Where do some pain fibres of spin...
81
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Pharmacology 7: NSAIDs and Narcotic Analgesics
What are most established nsaids ...,
Main therapeutic effects of nsaids,
Primary mode of action of nsaids
92
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NS 7: The eye and ear special sense organs
Embryological origin of external ear,
Embryological origin of middle ear,
Embryological origin of inner ear
73
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Pharmacology 8: Clotting therapy and Anaesthetics
Examples of anticoagulant drugs a...,
Synthesis of what factors related...,
What derivatives competitively an...
83
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NS 8: Special sense of hearing and ANS
Lobe of cerebral cortex associate...,
Common causes of conductive deafness,
What component of the ear may be ...
35
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Introduction to Anaesthetics
What is unusual compared to other...,
What single pharmacokinetic facto...,
What does a lower minimal alveola...
52
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NS 9: Strokes, CNS Imaging and Head trauma
3 areas involved in producing cli...,
Arteries comprising the anterior ...,
Arteries comprising posterior cir...
60
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Pharmacology 9: Diuretics and drugs in kidney failure
You are looking to treat a patien...,
Diuretics used in heart failure,
Diuretics used in hypertension
52
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Pharmacology 9: Hypertension and heart failure drugs
Verapamil a ca2 channel blocker f...,
What is the threshold for drug tm...,
Tment threshold for hypertension ...
49
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Pharmacology 10: Cancer Chemotherapy
Characteristics of cancer cells w...,
Which 3 compartments to tumour ce...,
Which compartment of tumour cells...
76
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Pharmacology 10: Drugs affecting heart and heart rhythm
What are class i anti arrhythmic ...,
What are class ii anti arrhythmic...,
What are class iii anti arrhythmi...
69
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NS 10: Consciousness and its disturbances
Change in neurohormone levels ass...,
Change in neurohormone levels ass...,
Change in neurohormone levels ass...
53
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Pharmacology Steroids
What are all corticosteroids deri...,
If cortisol is used as a drug wha...,
Why can giving a lower dose of de...
30
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Pharmacology 11: Anti-epileptic drugs and drugs used in movement disorders
Why do generalised seizures cause...,
What is the difference between pa...,
What is a seizure
113
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NS 11: Higher functions of the brain
Define amnesia,
What is anterograde amnesia,
What is retrograde amnesia
51
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Pharmacology 12: Drugs used in Psychiatric Disease
What is unipolar depression,
What is bipolar affective disorder,
Why does therapeutic action of an...
88
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NS 12: Neuropathology
3 possible routes for microorgani...,
What is meningitis the inflammati...,
In what 2 ways can meningitis cau...
52
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Pharmacology 13: Drugs affecting acid secretion and gut motility
What is raised intracellularly in...,
How does histamine exert an effec...,
Physiologic substances capable of...
88
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Pharmacogenetics
What is pharmacogenetics,
Example of patient s concurrent i...,
Why are smoking and alcohol consu...
10
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Pharmo Summary
Indications for carbamazepine,
Why is monitoring required with c...,
How is levonorgestrel thought to ...
16
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